@blueberry: in cases where my matrices represent images; is there any recomended toolkit to use for visualization ? (i.e. something like ipython with uncomplicate as the computing kernel)
@qqq you can use whatever you like: gorilla repl (clojure), gnuplot, processing, quil (clojure) really...
Neanderthal 0.9.0 is in Clojars with many improvements http://neanderthal.uncomplicate.org
@blueberry : in GLSL, there's a notion of a fragment/vertex shader; where I write a program, upload it to the GPU, and the GPU executes the program without talking ot the CPU again (except for uploading textures / buffers) in OpenCL, is there something similar? where instead of this "command queue batch", we: 1) upload some program, which is a bunch of ops 2) we upload the data 3) the GPU then runs without really talking to the CPU again
that's how it works
I'm sorry, I'm confused.
Underthehood, is neandertheral converting my "batched OpenCL operations" into a program, compiling it, and uploading it ot the GPU ?